@JohnWaldock I felt that the Proteus was too much of a sports car to be in the supercar category, and I’d already put Aelous in that category. As for the Tartarus, I had to be brutal and cut one of your cars, you’re in a lot of other categories and just wanted to ensure some fairness. Harsh, I know, but there needs to be some fairness in this.
@szafirowy01@TheRoadrunner The trouble I had with trying to do something like that was that there were so many classic cars from very different eras and what not that I wouldn’t really know how to do that. And to put everyone’s classics into one pole wouldn’t be fair. Other thing too is that I haven’t got the time at the moment to sort that out, it took me a good couple of days to prepare these polls and get everything ready. Sorry about that guys.
So the win would be too easy. My minivan wouldn’t be alone in the real world. There is the new Dodge Minivan that has quite a kick to it as well as a new Kia Minivan that is also quite fast.
You mean the dead Grand Caravan and the 276 HP Sedona? No offense, but both aren’t even close to competitors with your car, which of course would win since it’s likely much more expensive.
This was a great show. Thanks, @DeusExMackia for the excellent coverage. I’m a bit disappointed I didn’t get time to fit in any entries myself but there was certainly no shortage of quality presentations here.
‘‘The car can go 213 mph and reach 60mph from stand still in only 4 seconds.
It has a 373 ci V8 engine with over 600 BHP.
It also happens to be rear wheel drive.’’
